St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-20
SALTWATER DOINGS.

. j. F. Burke has returned from Chi
Logs are coming down the st. Groix
rapidly, and the boom is in full opera
ton once more.
The new steam yacht OF George
Muller is nearly completed, and will
make trial trip Wednesday,. ----
Capt. w. e. Bronson has returned
from visit to his daughter, Miss Gus
sic, who is attending st. Mary'S school
at Faribault.
Mrs. M. H. Bigelow and family leave
for Spokane Falls, w. T., to-day to join
her husband, who has taken up his resi-
dence there.
The ladies or the Universalist church
will give New England supper at the
Churchill block on South Main street on
tomorrow evening.
A little son of D. p III. Willard has
been attacked with diphtheria. The
dread disease has not been prevalent
here since last spring.
Mrs. Jane futile, aged eighty-three,
died at the residence of her son, Moses
futile, at noon yesterday. The funeral
will be Oh Wednesday from the resi-
dence.
An eighteen months old child of Dan
lei Freymeter was gored by a vicious
cow ON Sunday across the lake from
this city. The child was caught in the
mouth and badly lacerated.
A number of young ladies and gentle
men, under the chaperonage of Mes
DANES TarinnS and Pratt, attended the
initial performance of Barrett and
Booth at Minneapolis last evening.
A citizen who had more money than
CIR, rnfv trin TO,
few nights ago in this city and sacri-
feed 500 to his ambition to beat the
game. AS natural result he kicks
hard.
J.F. Roney, charged with assault
upon his little daughter, waived exam
inatiOn in the municipal court yester-
day morning and was held to the grand
jury under bonds of 81 200. DR.. j. G.
Rhodes qualified as bOndsman.
There are three very serious cases of
typhoid fever in the city, George Wal
tiers, policeman; J. T. Sullivan, car
company man, and II. G. Weisel, of
Kirchoff 81 Weisel. In each instance
the patients are reported very sick.
The Old Settlers association of the
st. Croix valley will hold their annual
reunion at the Sawyer House on We'd
nesday evening. A large attendance is
expected, which will embrace those who
were pioneers here in an early day and
who now reside in the various cities
and towns on the St. Croix and also a
number who have since removed to st.
Paul and Minneapolis. Elaborate pre-
operationS are being made for their en-
tertainment.
~ "A temperance rally was held at st.
5Michaels church ON Sunday evening.
Rev. Father Murphy and John J.
Q'Brien, of this city, and j. E. Carrere,
of st. Paul, were the leading speakers.
About forty new names were added to
the society, and another temperance
mass meeting, with Bishop Ireland, of
st. Paul, to address it, will be the re-
suit at an early date. sst
The application of the mortgage bond
holders of the Saltwater Union Depot,
Street Railway and Transfer company,
for a foreclosure and the appointment
of a receiver, was heard by Judge
Mcclure few days since, and decree
in the premises was issued last evening.
The prayer of the petitioners has been
granted, and j. G. OGorman named as
such receiver. This places matters in
such shape that certificates can be
issued at once, and the work of con-
struction already begun upon the Union
depot progress without delay. The
basement walls are nearly completed,
ready for the superstructure, which will
go up with a rush. 1t will be built of
red sandstone, and the roof will be of
slate. --.s a.s-.. Z